Since the signing of the Anglo-Irish Treaty in 1921 debate and at times war has raged about the possibility of a United Ireland. Now, with the dawn of a new Brexit era and the possibility of Scottish independence the debate is increasingly relevant. But what would a United Ireland look like, and what would it mean for people North and South of the border? In this meticulously researched book Frank Connolly interviews people from all sides, and invites us to draw our own conclusions as to whether a United Ireland would be a viable, vibrant new country, or an idea best left on the page.
